[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had tried a hand held but because of arthritis I could not get it to fire staples. I then purchased one to use with my compressor but it was faulty and didn't force the staple into the wood. I thought what do I have to lose to try an electric staple gun? Glad I did - it was very easy for me to use to complete my project quickly. I was stapling wire to a frame to ripen my tomatoes. It was a reasonable price too.
Very powerful for the money. Used it for driving 3/8" staples thru 2 layers of fabric into walnut. Never misfired or jammed even once. I had an equivalent yellow staple gun beginning with a "D" and this one had at least 4X the power.
Great for fixing Wooden Roman shades that no longer draw correctly
on September 6, 2020
Posted by: Mirm
from Herndon, va
Gender:Female
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this to reattach rings on back of wooden Roman shades that came detached.. As it worked so well, I attached all rings, most of which had not failed yet. A very quick and inexpensive fix.
Used it to reupholster chairs. Worked great. Somtimes shoots two staples at once. Gets pretty warm if leave switch on between jobs, but worked well
on September 6, 2020
Posted by: Dryerguy
from Indiana
Gender:Male
Used it to reupholster chairs. Worked great. Occasionally shoots two staples at once but otherwise worked well. Gets warm if you leave switch on between jobs.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The staple gun is easy to use so far. My husband and I used the staple gun on our dining room chairs. It was easy to use. There were no issues.